The Brooklyn Nets have really no problem in granting KD's trade request, it's just that there's no team in the NBA right now who can meet the Nets demands in exchange for their valuable player because if the demands of the Nets are really easy to meet then I have no doubt that they've already finished the trade within a week because the Suns or Heat will gladly want KD in their roster, but as I said, that is if the demands is easy.

Has he been known for defending? I've always seen him as an offensive freak with minimum defense just like how I describe Curry's game. Maybe some would rate his defensive effort higher but most of his energy has always been spent on scoring.

What would be great is if his teammates could force turnovers from their opponent so he could have more chances to score.

For championship aims its not really good scenario to have because for sure this might became a rebuilding mode to them as Lebron age at that time.

But if we talk about business matters well its good for a team to do that since imagine the hype can bring by father and son duo which many fans awaits. For sure this action will convert to more ticket sales knowing that many LBJ fans want to see that game to happen.

Agreed. It’s just good business. Has an NBA player ever came out and said before that his dream was to play with a kid fresh out of high school? It seems like a good bargaining chip to spend a late draft pick on. I have my doubts about how serious LeBron really is about saying he wants to play on a team with his son, but if he’s serious then Bronny should go top 3 regardless of his skill. Lol

The longest contracts that has been given to a player are James Harden when he was in the Rockets and Damian Lillard. The contract was 6 years base on this article. It was posted in 2020 though but I didn't get any news that any player got a contract longer than 6 years in the span of 2 years.

I know how important Green is in the Warriors and he is one of their best defenders but to ask for a 10-year contract? I don't know if it will happen because the Warriors will not get any benefit from it in the long run. That's too much I think and the Warriors can't even give him a max contract (for now). He is 32 years old and a few years from now, he will be in the post-prime period and his performance will slowly decrease thus, it will not help the Warriors so it's a no-no for me and maybe it would be better for the Warriors if they will just trade him if Green will push what he wants. Kinda hurt but it would be beneficial to the Warriors management.

No, I mean they will always be targets in any switch because of their size, and like you said "known to be offensive freak only", he should learn how to make a quick switch too and give the offensive guy to a much better defender like GPII.
Steph did this before using either Iggy or Klay, but it should be fast and in synchronization or else the offensive guy will be free.

That's why I like the Trail Blazers roster now, it's not focused on offense anymore and that might give them the upper hand for being unpredictable.

Right, Dame needs to react as quick as he can. The switch may help him to conserve his energy and be more focus with their offense.

They have something to develop, chemistry, especially with new guys who will play alongside with Dame
all need to adjust and know their individual roles.

If they will manage to get a good blend together, the chance of improving their chance is really possible
Blazers might surprise the fans again.

They really have success when Davis is their main point in offense, Lebron is the facilitator just like Westbrook. That's why it's so much fun to watch them in their championship because everyone is running win Bron. But when it comes to half court offense, AD is their guy they put their play too.

And I agree with the defense improvement, they left other teams get easy point inside. Hopefully they will make the adjustments in their defense too. Just sad that they didn't resign Howard as I think he can still man the middle, block or change shots.

This is not a matter of talent or anything, I think this is a once-in-a-lifetime event where we will finally have a son and father in a team together playing in the NBA. As LBJ said, where will his son will be, he will gonna be there and it is his dream to play with Brony together. They may not get any championship because LBJ is already old but the memories they will create together are priceless and I personally support that, after all, they're doing this thing to have fun together.